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Meta Platforms (FB) is a highly profitable, cash-flow positive company. See why I think FB's place in the market is no longer as strong as it once was...
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U.S. stock index futures slid more than 1% on Tuesday before recouping some of those losses as fears of escalating tensions in Ukraine gripped markets, pointing to another volatile session on Wall Street...
Continue ReadingU.S. stock indexes were set to rise on Friday as news of talks between the United States and Russia over tensions in Ukraine calmed investor nerves...
Continue ReadingMy dividend income amounted to $385, which is up 23% Y/Y and up 9%. I am continuing my monthly investment plans while still awaiting a real market correction...
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There's been a lot of ink spilled in recent months about the metaverse, a simulated domain that will harness augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and other technologies to allow users to interact in the virtual realm...
Continue ReadingTwitter (NYSE: TWTR) posted its fourth-quarter earnings report on Feb. 10. The social media company's revenue grew 22% year over year to $1.57 billion, matching analysts' expectations. But its adjusted net income fell 9% to $284 million, or $0.33 per share, which missed estimates...
Continue ReadingA 24-hour earnings blitz from Facebook-owner Meta and Amazon this month showed just why market acronyms like "FAANGs" capture a changing world for a bit but rarely endure as long-term investment concepts...
Continue ReadingApple is set to launch a mixed-reality device by early 2023 based on leaked realityOS source code. See why I think AAPL stock still isn't facing the reality...
Continue ReadingU.S. stock index futures fell nearly 1% on Monday, pointing to a fresh round of declines on Wall Street with investors rattled by warnings that Russia could invade Ukraine at any time...
Continue ReadingJudging by the market's reaction, it isn't too excited about Meta Platforms' (NASDAQ: FB) ambitions to become the metaverse leader. Instead, it would have rather just let its Facebook and Instagram platforms print money and reward shareholders. However, CEO and founder Mark Zucke...
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